DOW Nitrogen And Phosphorus Loads
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| E2RF1 | OBJECTID | Station_ID | StreamName | Station_Name | Shape__Length | Drainage_Area_km2 | Avg_TN_Load_kg_per_yr | Avg_TP_Load_kg_per_yr | Lower_Bound_TN_kg_per_yr | Lower_Bound_TP_kg_per_yr | Upper_Bound_TN_kg_per_yr |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14263 | 1 | BIG SANDY R, TUG FK | 604.2919173557445 | 4064 | 1816040.4 | 108899.55 | 1183880.91 | 41530.43 | 2703277.24 | ||
| 14264 | 2 | BIG SANDY R, TUG FK | 20110.364722942326 | 3966 | 1773331.71 | 107488.77 | 1294016.72 | 31767.01 | 2777540.36 | ||
| 14265 | 3 | ROCKCASTLE CR | 19962.174848619215 | 305 | 155844.03 | 4809.46 | 98116.44 | 1869.5 | 300733.59 | ||
| 14266 | 4 | ROCKHOUSE FK | 29076.924947757052 | 62 | 30481.58 | 669.8 | 20993.72 | 212.6 | 64793.48 | ||
| 14267 | 5 | ROCKCASTLE CR | 8186.081033055656 | 182 | 95221.17 | 3484.03 | 61475.48 | 1417.27 | 203636.62 | ||
| 14268 | 6 | ROCKCASTLE CR, M FK | 29029.969911837397 | 72 | 36490.52 | 979.06 | 22272.92 | 406.33 | 77818.53 | ||
| 14269 | 7 | COLDWATER FK | 22790.63033736328 | 85 | 42309.49 | 931.78 | 27987.66 | 352.44 | 83658.85 | ||
| 14270 | 8 | BIG SANDY R, TUG FK | 36569.46216036866 | 3628 | 1602617.89 | 102280.6 | 1149797.15 | 47305.73 | 2417914.93 |
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